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The Centre is reviewing a report on reinstating Rs 2,300 fixed cost per tonne for some PSUs.
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Minister Anupriya Patel informed Parliament about examining the Chief Advisor (Cost) report.
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The Department of Fertilisers sought a costing review after Expenditure Finance Committee recommendations.
The Centre is examining a report from the Chief Advisor (Cost) in the Ministry of Finance on reinstating a minimum fixed cost of Rs 2,300 per tonne for certain public sector undertakings (PSUs) and cooperative urea units, Minister of State for Fertilisers Anupriya Patel informed Parliament on Friday.
Responding to a query from BJP MP Parshottambhai Rupala seeking a timeline for resolving the issue under the Modified New Pricing Scheme-III (NPS-III), Patel said the Department of Fertilisers had approached the Department of Expenditure following observations by the Expenditure Finance Committee (EFC).
The EFC had recommended referring the costing-related matters to the Chief Advisor (Cost) for scrutiny and recommendations. Accordingly, the department requested an examination of reinstating the Rs 2,300 per metric tonne (MT) provision with retrospective effect from April 2, 2014, she said in her written reply to the Lok Sabha.
'The report of the Chief Advisor (Cost) has been received in the department, which is currently under examination,' Patel said.
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